Do you go to the orchard for apple picking in the fall? I haven't been yet, but it's definitely on my fall bucket list this year. I tend to focus on other fruits throughout the rest of the year, but I do love incorporating apples into as many recipes as I can this time of year. In the autumn when everyone is all about pumpkin spice this, pumpkin spice that, I'm all about everything apple flavor.
Jason had a day off last week, so I thought I'd be the good little wife and treat him to a warm breakfast. He's got a thing for bagels right now and I have a thing for quick and easy, so this Warm Apple Cream Cheese Bagel recipe from Golden Blossom Honey was just the ticket to a perfect fall breakfast, earning me major wifey brownie points without having to put forth too much effort in the process.
A sweet and savory dish, these bagels will really start a crisp morning off on the right foot.
Ingredients
2 teaspoons vegetable oil
2 Granny Smith apples, each apple cored and cut into 16 wedges
3 tablespoons GOLDEN BLOSSOM HONEY
Bagels:
4 plain bagels, halved
1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, room temperature
8 tablespoons shredded cheddar cheese
8 slices Canadian bacon, cut into 1-inch pieces
4 scallions, chopped
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What's your favorite way to use apples in your fall dishes?
Oooo he's such a lucky man!!! And you're such a good wife :) Have a great weekend dear!
ReplyDeleteAi @ Sakura Haruka
Have a great weekend too, Ai ♥
DeleteSo lovely hearing Jason had a day off! He deserves a little break! In other news, I'd eat the bagels, but not with apples and bacon :) Do you have scallions all year around? We have them only in spring.
ReplyDeleteWe can usually get most produce year round, but we pay out the nose for out of season items. That's one reason why I am so sad to see summer end. They really jack up the prices of strawberries, blueberries and peaches, which I use a lot of all year. I wish I had more freezer space so I could buy them super cheap then freeze to use in the winter months when they aren't on sale.
Deleteyes, that is why I told you once you should invest in a box freezer :) Not because of the cheaper frozen stuff which you can hoard on, but because of all the fresh veggies and fruit you can store over summer knowing they're natural. Or even planting more in your garden for a whole harvest :)
DeleteYes, I have been wanting a deep freezer for some time. I just don't think we have a lot of room for one. The last one we had ran our utility bill up sky high, it almost wasn't worth the cost compared to the savings of what we stocked in it. I think they go on sale again in February and I'll have to see if we can find a good Energy Star model, then try to convince Jason to let me keep it in the garage (probably a no-go since he won't want his man-space violated with a freezer though.)
Deleteour old one broke recently and my mother bought an upright one that uses much less space, it is kinda like a regular fridge with upright shelves, but it freezes things.
DeleteI haven't seen one like that here. I always hated my deep freezer when the stuff I wanted was always buried on the bottom. Shelves would be SO much more convenient!
DeleteSuch a nice wifie indeed lol plain apples were all I ate, when I ate apples.
ReplyDeleteI deserve a gold star to the forehead for my efforts ;)
DeleteLucky guy. I have never been treated to a warm breakfast. Ever. Should I be worried now?
ReplyDeleteNaw, your Bollywood princess loves you even if she hasn't served up a warm breakfast. I am sure she finds other ways to treat her Blue man :)
DeleteGood point! Unfortunately, I nearly broke my back the other day (no joke) so I may prefer a good breakfast.
DeleteOh, No! I hope you are ok now! We don't need Blue to be tied down with a broken back! Then again, maybe Angie would take pity on you then and whip you up a hot breakfast. Gotta weigh the pros with the cons, ya know ;)
DeleteI want to get some ham now. This looks so good!
ReplyDeleteEven the girls ate it! I didn't think they would, but you can't go wrong with ham cheese and bagel!
DeleteOh those look yummy! Maybe I'll make some for my man and get some brownie points. He'd be shocked, because he's the one who does most of the cooking in our household. LOL!
ReplyDeleteI refuse to let mine cook. He's too messy!
DeleteThat looks phenomenal. That's a full breakfast! I have to try these this weekend.
ReplyDeleteYUM! We go through lots of local honey, and bagels are on my morning-awesome list!
ReplyDeleteThese bagels sound amazing! I'm loving those flavors. I'm really going to have to make some!
ReplyDeleteI go through bagel phases too. These would be great for lazy Sunday brunches!
ReplyDeleteThese look so yummy! I so need more honey in my life. :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds really good. I love Canadian bacon so this would be great!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so delicious. I will definitely be making this for breakfast sometime in the near future.
ReplyDeleteSuch a perfect breakfast to start a great day! This looks absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is the quintessential breakfast to start any day- and I love this recipe with your addition of honey-just the perfect amount of sweetness. We are putting this recipe on our must- make list!
ReplyDeleteA touch of salty and sweet! Definitely a snack I can get behind!
ReplyDeleteThese look so amazing. I can not wait to give them a try. I love to make my own apple chips. They are so delicious and easy to make.
ReplyDeleteI have a soft spot for bagels. Last month I started on a diet, and we went on a cafe that served bagel and I canceled my diet then and there :D You made such a fine bagel there and I am drooling here T_T
ReplyDeleteOh delicious! I have never had Canadian bacon, but maybe it's similar to pork roll?
ReplyDeleteIt's really just ham. I have no idea why it's called bacon though :)
DeleteI've never thought to combine this before. I've got to check it out!
ReplyDeleteOh yummy, what a fun way to dress up a bagel. My favorite way to use apples is to make homemade apple sauce with some cinnamon.
ReplyDeleteMornings are hard. I normally grab something on my way out the door. I would love to swap out our boring breakfast for something extra special like these bagels. On on the days I don't get out of bed, I'll just make them for lunch. YUM!
ReplyDeleteApples on a bagel. Thats a new concept but I can dig it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! I make a sandwich with turkey, bacon, apple slices and cheese and then I toast it and it's fabulous, but I bet it's even better on a bagel!
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